I want to challenge you to spend some time this week reflecting on what your life was like before you became a friend of God. What did it feel like?
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Many religions of the world share a similar theme: when people do something forbidden, there must be a sacrifice to compensate for their wrongdoing, and that will restore them to a state of purity or rightness.
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I was meeting with a large group of church leaders in Buenos Aires last year. At the end of the session, one pastor came up to me, along with his wife, and told me about the heartbreak he was experiencing because of his son.
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If the Palau Association came to your town to hold a festival, we would encourage you to write a prayer list. On the list are the names of five people you would love to bring to the festival in hopes that they would meet the Savior.
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What image comes to your mind when you hear the word “fight”? A fistfight? An argument? Those are the fights we are most familiar with.
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What does generosity look like to you? It can mean sharing gifts and resources.
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When I came from Argentina, South America to the United States, I was accepted as a citizen after a few years here. One of the impressive things that happened to me going to church on Sunday morning, was what they used to call the pastoral prayer.
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Have you ever seen a child get really excited? I can remember when my kids were very young and would get excited about everything.
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Way back in 1979 I went to a whole series of small towns in northern Scotland. In one of them, called Lairg, a teenager by the name of David Robertson who was seventeen, brought a busload of kids from another town.
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